The male is metallic blue and purple, while the female has a scaly gray, brown, and whitish pattern. It uses humid forest canopy, sometimes gathering at fruiting trees.
Males are metallic blue and purple. Females have a scaly pattern in whitish, light gray, and brown tones.
It inhabits humid broadleaf forest through lower premontane forest. It is usually solitary, though small groups may gather at fruiting trees; males may perch for long periods in the canopy during breeding season.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.